All articles by: Furtuna Sheremeti

Furtuna Sheremeti is a law graduate from the University of Prishtina. She holds an MSc in Criminology and Criminal Justice from the University of Oxford and is currently doing her doctorate at KU Leuven in Belgium on state crimes and state harms.

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Blogbox | Migration

From brain drain to brain gain?

 By - 18.10.2019
Perspectives | Transitional Justice

Kosovo’s genocide resolution resolves nothing

 By - 24.05.2019
Outloud Podcast

78 days of fire, a lifetime of smoke

 By - 23.05.2019
Blogbox | '90s

78 days of fire, a lifetime of smoke

 By - 26.03.2019
Perspectives | Transitional Justice

Being tried without being present

 By - 22.11.2018
Perspectives | Justice

The end of the ICTY

 By - 28.12.2017
Perspectives | Transitional Justice

Reparations as a means of dealing with the past is necessary [...]

 By - 11.12.2017
Perspectives | Transitional Justice

It’s about time to seriously talk about war crimes and more

 By - 30.08.2017
Perspectives | Specialist Chambers

Specialist Chambers should learn from past experiences on witness [...]

 By - 27.07.2017
Perspectives | Justice

Why do people stand by while others are in danger?

 By - 13.07.2017
In-depth | Justice

Between court models

 By - 24.05.2017
In-depth | Specialist Chambers

Unconstitutional rules at the Specialist Chambers

 By - 08.05.2017
Perspectives | Media

Despite ambiguities, media should uphold professional standards [...]

 By - 21.03.2017
In-depth | Justice

Understanding Kosovo’s ‘special court’

 By - 06.03.2017
Perspectives | Media

Kosovar journalists need to demand implementation of their [...]

 By - 31.01.2017
Perspectives | Justice

Kosovo must fight to ensure institutional responsibility for [...]

 By - 07.12.2016
Perspectives | Justice

To prevent future Astrit Dehari cases, we must change the system [...]

 By - 11.11.2016